Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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MR. E. J. COOPER Mr. Cooper is the superintendent, and thus the Chief Justice, of Robbinsdale High School. By his wise counsel, and just rulings, he has won the respect and admiration of all the students (innocent and otherwise) who have taken the stand. Chief Justice Cooper has charge of both the Senior High Court and the Junior High (or Juvenile) Court. We can all be sure that just as long as Mr. Cooper rules, every appeal will be considered, and the school's record will continue to be kept “clean . By These We Are Judged MR. M. M. MIELKE Mr. Mielke, our principal, keeps the senior high students in line. He is always ready with pertinent and timely advice. His job is to keep everyone happy (yes, even you!). When jurisdiction is wanted or permission to be obtained, Mr. Mielke is the one to see. He is always willing to listen to your testimony and to weigh each side of the question before rendering a just decision in true judicial style. Mr. Mielke is National Honor Society adviser.

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These Jurors Stern and True Miss Sinnott and Miss Setterberg together have passed judgment on all the dramatic crimes of the year, and without their help some of them probably would have been criminal. Miss Sinnott, aside from teaching her junior English classes, is in charge of Thespians, Masquers, and the junior and senior class plays. Miss Setterberg, although a newcomer this year, has very successfully pulled the seniors through their fourth year of English, and devoted a great deal of her time to supervising the declamation contest. Miss Setterberg was formerly a teacher at Windom, Minnesota. Throughout the year she has proved herself an efficient, wise, and unprejudiced juror. Ah, dear English class! How we have loved you! And, possibly excluding some grammar lessons, spelling, and writing of themes, we have enjoyed it. We all have thrilled to Silas Marner , Thornton Wilder's Our Town , and Macbeth , each in turn. That multitude of five-minute talks as juniors; how we conquered our shyness (there are students in this school that are shy) and told all. We learned how to talk, and as polished seniors we recited poetry and gave convincing scenes from Macbeth! Along with learning why ain't ain't correct, we acquired a poise in public speaking that will hold us in good stead for years to come. Miss Ahles and Miss Snabbi are the jurors that start the sophomores on their long road through senior high English. Miss Snabbi is one of the many new teachers this year, but already has proved her worth. She has guided her classes while they studied and learned, and now they are ready to become juniors. They know they are qualified for the task. Besides being associated with the sophomore class, Miss Ahles also has become known and liked by the senior class through her work as adviser for the annual. Her ambition is to help us produce an annual that will achieve a high rating. Mist Bess Sinnott. Misa Josephine Setterberg English class Miss Mary Ahles. Miss Grace Snabbi 9